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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
2
The Wenatchee World reports Rufus Woods has not decided on a congressional bid on the Republican ticket. It notes support from thirteen newspapers in the fifth district and hints The Echo would back his campaign if he runs, urging harmony between his paper and politics.
A piece on the upcoming 300th anniversary of William Shakespeare noting the novelist and critic praise his mastery of human nature. It asserts Shakespeare’s enduring influence and claims his name remains the most imperishable in literature with plays produced in Berlin during wartime.
The piece notes six American soldiers and six civilians killed at Columbus New Mexico by Francisco Villa on March 9. It questions why the United States did not declare war after Vera Cruz and argues for sending troops into Mexico to pursue Villa with Carranza aid, warning of further American deaths.
The April 3 to 9 event promotes home manufacture with participation by residents of Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Utah and Nevada led by club women. The effort seeks western producers support for northwest development and civic engagement. The piece also recalls a satirical Mexican newspaper claim about Texas and warns against bigoted views.
Report from Ojinja states a Mexican colonel in the Carranza army was killed by his own troops while attempting to restrain an invasion into American territory last Wednesday. The event highlights tensions along the border.
The text argues the Mexican affair shows America is well prepared to face a foreign foe. It contrasts Germany moving 300000 troops from Russia to the French front with the U S taking longer to assemble 10000 on the Mexican border. It criticizes Bryanism and its peace doctrine.
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